Via the CS:GO blog:

Rumor has it:

- IEM Katowice 2019 items have finally gone off sale, over 8 days after the conclusion of the final

- Otherwise, you can take a peek at the localization file updates here, which are made possible in part by contributions from Translators Like You - Thank You

- Size is ~5 MB

Via the CS:GO blog:

Rumor has it:

- Here's the Katowice 2019 Danger Zone Showmatch graffiti, commemorating AGO's Furlan and GruBy's win adjacent to the spot where Furlan won the showmatch on the roofs of Tourist:

https://i.imgur.com/gstt5Ay.png

- The in-game major championship trophies have been fixed, the IEM Katowice 2019 part is no longer cut off at the top, and the inspection view has been moved up a bit so that it's no longer obscured by the description

- Now that they're fixed, this is the Champion trophy, inscribing Astralis' 3rd major win into CS:GO history. As well, this is the Quarter-/Semi-/Finalist trophy, handed out to teams that qualified for the main event and awarded based on their performance
- Distribution to pro players hasn't happened yet but it should within a short while!

- Sales of IEM Katowice 2019 items are still not done in yet, even after 4 days since the tournament's conclusion and even after graffiti was made unusable in yesterday's update

- Otherwise, it's purely a maps update: https://github.com/SteamDatabase/GameTracking-CSGO/commit/229d58e1e8fb66a4bdbf0b9dfe7f15f70e41ae88

- Size is close to 150 MB

Via the CS:GO blog:

Rumor has it:

- Here is the in-game Champion trophy as well as the Quarter-/Semi-/Finalist trophy with some new names as well as some familiar names
- There are a couple of cosmetic issues however, the first one being that the IEM Katowice 2019 ring is partially cut off due to a vtf spacing error. The second issue is that all in-game major trophies' descriptions now obscure the Katowice 2019 ring
- One small unmentioned fix about the in-game Quarterfinalist/Semifinalist/Finalist and Champion trophies did happen, when inspecting them, you can now spin them around all the way (previously immediately after the switch from legacy Scaleform to Panorama, you could only spin it 30 degrees either way)

- Though your IEM Katowice 2019 graffiti can no longer be used, you can still buy stickers and capsules...at least for now. The next time the GC is restarted however, that probably won't be the case anymore, so consider this your very last chance to stock up on some dirt cheap stickers

- Other than the above things in the notes, there's also some localization file updates which are made possible in part by contributions from Translators Like You - Thank You: https://github.com/SteamDatabase/GameTracking-CSGO/commit/c513c7dee12349d4f38f0686133dabe89482ce50

- Not necessarily directly related to this update, but remember when Danger Zone was released that Valve appeared to be using Google's Cloud Platform to host some Steam Datagram system infrastructure in Helsinki and Sao Paulo? Recent Steam Datagram system configuration changes (which have also been locally synced) indicate that Valve has given up on that project at least for right now

- Size is ~25 MB

http://www.teamfortress.com/post.php?id=48811

https://steamcdn-a.akamaihd.net/steam/news/48811/copenhagen_2019.png?t=1496190709

Via the CS:GO blog:

Rumor has it:

- All the rest of the update consists of is last-minute preparations for the start of IEM Katowice 2019 as well as more localization file updates made possible in part by contributions from Translators Like You - Thank You

- Size is close to 10 MB

Via the CS:GO blog:

Rumor has it:

- With a bit over 24 hours to go before the first phase of Pick'Em locks, there continues to remain no way to directly gift an IEM Katowice 2019 Viewer Pass to a Steam friend, be it in-game or through the Steam store

- Other than the above listed changes and other last-minute preparations like the addition of the IEM Katowice logo for GOTV and a few new strings for the Watch tab, the rest of the update consists of localization file updates, which are made possible in part by contributions from Translators Like You - Thank You

- Size is ~10 MB

Via the new csgo_servers:

Rumor has it:

- There is also a small set of translations in Spanish (including Latin American Spanish), Russian, Portuguese, Norwegian, Finnish, Italian, and Thai, made possible in part by contributions from Translators Like You - Thank You: https://github.com/SteamDatabase/GameTracking-CSGO/commit/576f294490f2d9402df825930093312c19ae50df

- Wait, what, the new csgo_servers? If you missed the email Valve sent you, they've tossed out their self-hosted GNU Mailman box that the csgo_servers mailing list was on (and the HLDS lists for TF2 and CS:S users), in favor of a cloud provider (Simplelists). If you were previously a subscriber to the old list, you must resubscribe to csgo_servers to continue getting messages
- If you tried to sign up in the first hour or so when the switch happened several months ago but weren't able to due to subscription limits, you should be able to try again successfully

- Not necessarily a part of this update, but you may wanna know that the IEM Katowice 2019 Viewer Pass can now be bought on the Steam store
- Unfortunately, "add to cart" does not add it to your cart, you'll be taken straight to checkout right away, which means there remains no option for those of you that want to gift one to a friend without needing to wait for the 7 day trade restriction after purchase to expire

- Size is close to 10 MB

Via the CS:GO blog:

https://i.imgur.com/tTlpm4j.png

Like fuck, this is worse than committing a political suicide by several times over.

Via the CS:GO blog:

Rumor has it:

- Size is ~250 MB

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Valve's support of Steam on Windows XP and Windows Vista has ended on 1/1/19. Additionally, Valve's support of Steam on Mac OS X Lion, Mountain Lion, Mavericks, and Yosemite also ended on 1/1/19 as well. Any future CS:GO updates that moves the minimum Steam client version beyond the last one available for XP/Vista will render it unplayable unless you upgrade Windows. Any future CS:GO updates that moves the minimum Steam client version beyond the last one available for Lion through Yosemite will also render it unplayable unless you grab Mac OS X El Capitan or newer from the Mac App Store.

Windows 7 support from Microsoft ends in under 1 year, in January 2020. Individual application support right now and afterwards will remain up to their developers.

Via HLDS and the Steam store:

Rumor has it:

- Size is close to 25 MB

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Valve's support of Steam on Windows XP and Windows Vista has ended on 1/1/19. Additionally, Valve's support of Steam on Mac OS X Lion, Mountain Lion, Mavericks, and Yosemite also ended on 1/1/19 as well. Any future TF2 updates that moves the minimum Steam client version beyond the last one available for XP/Vista will render it unplayable unless you upgrade Windows. Any future TF2 updates that moves the minimum Steam client version beyond the last one available for Lion through Yosemite will also render it unplayable unless you grab Mac OS X El Capitan or newer from the Mac App Store.

Via HLDS:

Rumor has it:

- Size is ~25 MB

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Valve's support of Steam on Windows XP and Windows Vista has ended on 1/1/19. Additionally, Valve's support of Steam on Mac OS X Lion, Mountain Lion, Mavericks, and Yosemite also ended on 1/1/19 as well. Any future TF2 updates that moves the minimum Steam client version beyond the last one available for XP/Vista will render it unplayable unless you upgrade Windows. Any future TF2 updates that moves the minimum Steam client version beyond the last one available for Lion through Yosemite will also render it unplayable unless you grab Mac OS X El Capitan or newer from the Mac App Store.

Via HLDS:

Rumor has it:

- Strings and an item schema update for missing styles: https://github.com/SteamDatabase/GameTracking-TF2/commit/8b1da2b1dec12ccc7a3f3dff75e75cb5c37fb52c

- Size is ~30 MB

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Valve will end its support of Steam on Windows XP and Windows Vista in two weeks, on 1/1/19. Additionally, Valve is also ending its support of Steam on Mac OS X Lion, Mountain Lion, Mavericks, and Yosemite on 1/1/19 as well. Any future TF2 updates that moves the minimum Steam client version beyond the last one available for XP/Vista will render it unplayable unless you upgrade Windows. Any future TF2 updates that moves the minimum Steam client version beyond the last one available for Lion through Yosemite will also render it unplayable unless you grab Mac OS X El Capitan or newer from the Mac App Store.